Josalyn Moore
I'm what happens when the universe mixes a mother, retired Air Force supply chain brain, a psychology degree, and a life coach who finally decided she's done dimming her light for other people. I served 23 in the Air Force, lived around the world, climbed mountains, survived corporate America, and I still wake up most mornings asking God, "Alright what are we doing today?
Part strategist, part philosopher, part motivational speaker, I spend my time helping people remember who they were before life convinced them to play small. Two mentors who shaped the way I lead are Alesia Hilton and Muriel Manns. Both are direct, thoughtful, and lead with a style that stays with you. Their influence taught me that honesty, clarity, and courage matter more than comfort.
My coaching brand, Empowered by the Sun, isn't subtle, The metaphor is literal. I believe people carry their own light and if you stand near me long enough, I will absolutely remind you of it. whether you asked or not.
I love music, theater, art, big ideas, honest conversations, and the occasional moment when someone realize their whole life story might need a rewrite.
Some people are a vibe.
I'm more like a solar event.
Approach with curiosity, a sense of humor, and maybe sunglasses. That's me
• Life Coach Certified
• Inspector General Conflict Management
• USPS
• Health Coach Certification
• University of Maryland Global Campus - BS, Psych
• Community College of the Air Force - AAS
• Multiple Team Awards in the Military
• Vets to Industry Speaker
• Cyprus Volunteer Cleanup
What do you attribute your success to?
Blind faith means I kept moving even when I couldn't see how things would work out. I trusted something bigger than my current situation even when the evidence around me didn't always look promising. It's the kind of faith that carries me through long seasons where nothing feels certain.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
To remain authentic, sharpen my professionalism, and make sure I'm surrounded by the right people.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
Be open and find your people.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
Supply Chain is a board profession that creates opportunities across industries, making it a reliable and versatile career path. Coaching is equally diverse, with people who support people in different areas of life. Both fields provide services that people will always need, which is why I'm passionate about being part of them.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
Balance is key for me. If you give too much of yourself to one thing, another area of your life will suffer. I focus on finding the right balance so I can show up fully in work and personal life without losing myself trying to keep everything going.
Locations
Caseyville, IL 62232